Rredominantly positive review by Ivana Redwine.

Collection of mostly favorable reviews.

Roger Ebert's review: "The movie at first seems soundly grounded in everyday reality, in the routine of a predictable job. When Romanek departs from reality, he does it subtly, sneakily, so that we believe what we see until he pulls the plug." 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Synopsis, review, brief cast profiles, interview with Robin Williams, production notes, and trailer.

Lisa Schwarzbaum's review: "... Williams shows us Sy's misery with no funny business. In 'One Hour Photo,' his is a snapshot of human complexity worth framing." Grade of B+.

Positive review by Rob Vaux.

Mongoose's review: "Williams' best performance in a long time..." Rated "pretty good."

Synopsis, cast and crew, reviews, trivia, soundtrack listing, promotional and technical details, multimedia, and links.

Favorable review by Robert Nelson: "Indeed, no one seeing 'One Hour Photo' will continue to consider 35mm a safe choice for the family."

A critical appreciation of this psychological thriller.

Billy Bob's review: "Although Williams may manage to creep out some of his core audience with this performance, 'One Hour Photo' is really a thriller with training wheels." Two out of five stars.

Official site with synopsis, information on the cast and filmmakers, production notes, pictures, trailer, video clips, reviews and message board.

Charles Taylor's unfavorable review: "It's the most passive viewing experience imaginable. The audience is, in effect, turned into Sy's customers, told to wait patiently while the pictures are developed for us."

Elvis Mitchell's mostly favorable review: "However underpopulated, the movie is thick with concentration." [Free registration required]

Claudia Puig's review: "'One Hour Photo' takes Robin Williams to darker and more complex places that we can't turn our eyes away from."